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EXHIBITS FOR 2011
· ANNUAL LOCAL QUILT EXHIBIT: Jan. 10th through Feb. 28th.
The gallery is filled with the most exquisite quilts of the area quilters. King size quilts to the smallest of wall hangings will delight all that come to view this special annual exhibit. The different patterns and colors will astonish the viewing audience. Anaconda Quilters Guild and other quilters is the Anaconda area work on filling this gallery up for the two months of the exhibit. This is a favorite exhibit of many that come through the gallery each year. Some of the items will be for sale.
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ANNUAL ANACONDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND HEAD START STUDENT EXHIBIT: MARCH 2nd through 25th.
The Children's Art work is one of Copper Village's favorite exhibits to display. Come see all the colors and creations they have made during the school year.
· ANNUAL BENEFIT AUCTION PREVIEW:
MARCH 26th to the 30th.
· ANACONDA HIGH SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT: APRIL 5th through the 30th. The High School and Middle School art works are to marvel at. They are so professional at what they do. All students love to see their work displayed in the gallery. Don't miss out on seeing some of Anaconda's future artists work.
· SWEAT & STEEL: MAY 5th through the 30th.
David Swanson started out his college career in art school. David was immersed in music, by the time he was seventeen he had recorded his first single at Chess Studios in Chicago. Eventually his path veered toward painting. A return to this created the perfect foundation for the accuracy so clearly seen in his art work. David's art tells stories, like the way he scrapes the red-orange onto the canvas: you know what it would feel like to run your hand along the pitted rusty rails, smell the grease and metal. It is this combination of visual and historical accuracy that allows the viewer to access the era of railroading in Montana. Each painting depicts, in rugged precision, the railroad and the people who have worked on it, and each canvas sings.
· Gallery Choice of Exhibit: JULY 1st through September 30th.
· PRAIRIE PASTELS by Cris Fulton: OCTOBER THROUGH DECEMBER.
This artist's work is an attempt to create something from the great joy she feels when she is out in the wide-open spaces. You will reflect in her work about places you have been that bring back memories to you.
· ANNUAL LOCAL QUILT EXHIBIT: Jan. 10th through Feb. 28th. The gallery is filled with the most exquisite quilts of the area quilters. King size quilts to the smallest of wall hangings will delight all that come to view this special annual exhibit. The different patterns and colors will astonish the viewing audience. Anaconda Quilters Guild and other quilters is the Anaconda area work on filling this gallery up for the two months of the exhibit. This is a favorite exhibit of many that come through the gallery each year. Some of the items will be for sale.
· ANNUAL ANACONDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND HEAD START STUDENT EXHIBIT: MARCH 2nd through 25th. The Children's Art work is one of Copper Village's favorite exhibits to display. Come see all the colors and creations they have made during the school year.
· ANNUAL BENEFIT AUCTION PREVIEW: MARCH 26th to the 30th.
· ANACONDA HIGH SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT: APRIL 5th through the 30th. The High School and Middle School art works are to marvel at. They are so professional at what they do. All students love to see their work displayed in the gallery. Don't miss out on seeing some of Anaconda's future artists work.
· SWEAT & STEEL: MAY 5th through the 30th.
David Swanson started out his college career in art school. David was immersed in music, by the time he was seventeen he had recorded his first single at Chess Studios in Chicago. Eventually his path veered toward painting. A return to this created the perfect foundation for the accuracy so clearly seen in his art work. David's art tells stories, like the way he scrapes the red-orange onto the canvas: you know what it would feel like to run your hand along the pitted rusty rails, smell the grease and metal. It is this combination of visual and historical accuracy that allows the viewer to access the era of railroading in Montana. Each painting depicts, in rugged precision, the railroad and the people who have worked on it, and each canvas sings.· Gallery Choice of Exhibit: JULY 1st through September 30th.
· PRAIRIE PASTELS by Cris Fulton: OCTOBER THROUGH DECEMBER.
This artist's work is an attempt to create something from the great joy she feels when she is out in the wide-open spaces. You will reflect in her work about places you have been that bring back memories to you.
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